Before my time. And probably when the minimum wage was still something like $4.50/hour. Dealing with whiny middle school and HS cheerleaders was definitely not worth that. But then again, there were always some guys who loved working those camps...
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We are talking about kids who have dreams of being millionaires and are wired to cut off their fingers at half time to be able to play and protect a lead in the fourth quarter. To my knowledge the only complaints we’ve heard from the participants are those that question why we would not play and a few angry female soccer veterans complaining that rookies went clubbing and put them at risk of catching it and not getting paid to play. These people are no different that waiters or that road crew you passed yesterday. They do hard physical skilled labor and are highly compensated — if they show up.
There’s millions of dollars on the table for the schools and the political room in the South to cash in.
What you should be posting is what it will take for them to not play. Because this ain’t it, so long as soccer and pro sports are playing.
There’s millions of dollars on the table for the schools and the political room in the South to cash in.
What you should be posting is what it will take for them to not play. Because this ain’t it, so long as soccer and pro sports are playing.
Critically low ICU/ventilator availability which we will approach in the metro areas where we are seeing highest infection rates right now.
I think it was $6.50. I know it worked out to $31.09 cash a shift. And you are right about the perverts I saw working the desk and as RAs in the summer over my three summers on campus. Wouldn’t surprise me if one former basketball player is on a registry somewhere.
Closer, but there’s always room to say we’ve more capacity than we need and to shift resources from less affected areas for the players if they need them.
There was a tennis player from South Africa that loved to work the cheer camps when I worked summer conferences.
Yea, I thought the "no on-field performances" ban was ignorant. I'm not sure what that accomplishes when you have 22 players on the field for 4 hours and 150+ folks on the sidelines.
Actually, I agree with everything in this post.
My wife had a guy call her a libtard in the store the other day b/c she had a mask on. He said, "Nice mask, libtard." She said, "I'm sorry, are you talking to me?" He said, "yea, you phucking libtard." She said, "Phuck you, you phucking hillybilly! I'm wearing this to protect others."
He walked off after that. And no, I wasn't with her or it wouldn't have ended that peacefully.
I'm sorry that happened to your wife. I roll on the right side of the aisle politically but there's no reason for someone to talk to anybody like that. And especially for a man to talk to a woman that way. I would of helped you throw hands if it came down to that.
Ole' Huffy had the system rigged b/c min. wage in 1986 was $3.35. If that!
It was $3.35, that's $7.12. They are reqiring a whole 13 cents more today. Some thing's never change.
Plans have changed again. Sorority girls were given their room assignments in John Mabee, only to learn a couple days later that they would be able to use sorority row on a single occupancy basis. Girls without enough points to qualify for a room in the houses will be placed in apartments or other dorms.
Sorry boys, no girls in the John this year.
Question for Huffy, BLA, or anyone else in the know:
What is the University Council? The girl just got nominated to a student position on the council and and not familiar with that group. Anyone here familiar with it.
What is the University Council? The girl just got nominated to a student position on the council and and not familiar with that group. Anyone here familiar with it.
From Utulsa.edu:
The purpose of the University Council is to bring together members from all areas of the TU community to collaboratively solve problems that cross academic, administrative and operational boundaries. The University Council will advance the institution’s integrated planning processes through data-informed decisions that improve student outcomes, enhance operations and maintain fiduciary well-being. Each year, the University Council will be charged by the president to review and make recommendations regarding mission-driven issues facing the university. The council will serve as the university’s multi-stakeholder advisory body to the interim president, acting provost and CFO on the FY21 and FY22 budgets. For FY21, the University Council will collect and synthesize input from stakeholder-specific groups – Faculty Senate (and the Faculty Senate Review Group), Staff Advisory Council (Staff Advisory Review Group), Deans’ Council and Athletics Advisory Group – as well as various issue-specific working groups. The University Council will also provide the administration with advice on the proposed framework to address the FY21 budget shortfall. For FY22, the University Council will play an advisory role in developing the budget framework and the FY22 budget.
The purpose of the University Council is to bring together members from all areas of the TU community to collaboratively solve problems that cross academic, administrative and operational boundaries. The University Council will advance the institution’s integrated planning processes through data-informed decisions that improve student outcomes, enhance operations and maintain fiduciary well-being. Each year, the University Council will be charged by the president to review and make recommendations regarding mission-driven issues facing the university. The council will serve as the university’s multi-stakeholder advisory body to the interim president, acting provost and CFO on the FY21 and FY22 budgets. For FY21, the University Council will collect and synthesize input from stakeholder-specific groups – Faculty Senate (and the Faculty Senate Review Group), Staff Advisory Council (Staff Advisory Review Group), Deans’ Council and Athletics Advisory Group – as well as various issue-specific working groups. The University Council will also provide the administration with advice on the proposed framework to address the FY21 budget shortfall. For FY22, the University Council will play an advisory role in developing the budget framework and the FY22 budget.
Aston nailed it. He’s pretty good at the Google.
But he’s right. It has some other functions, but it will mostly be charged with identifying pain points as the Admin draws down budgets. Helping them figure out what they can cut and nobody will notice and what will cause gnashing of teeth and rendering of garments. They’ll play a role on some social justice issues I hear as well as some retention stuff.
So this is a brand new organization created when/after the new SUPER COLLEGE plan was established?Aston nailed it. He’s pretty good at the Google.
But he’s right. It has some other functions, but it will mostly be charged with identifying pain points as the Admin draws down budgets. Helping them figure out what they can cut and nobody will notice and what will cause gnashing of teeth and rendering of garments. They’ll play a role on some social justice issues I hear as well as some retention stuff.
